Grasshoppers seem like fun, nice bugs, but they aren't so good for your garden. For many cultures, they are a symbol of abundance and courage, but in reality they are generally considered to be pests. Want to learn how to safeguard your garden from them? Read more important info after the jump.

Is the "Luck of the Irish" a real thing? We share 10 superstitions that the Irish feel bring luck.

Aquamarine is the birthstone for March. Its name is Latin for “seawater,” which describes its blue-green color and relates to its ancient oceanic mythology. Coined by the ancient Greeks as “the sailor’s gem,” its presence on a ship was believed to appease the mighty sea god, Poseidon, who in turn would calm rough waters and

Yes, you can grow vegetables in dry climates or during droughts. Here is a list of the best vegetables to plant, as well as tips on how to keep things growing during dry conditions. Xeriscaping is a fancy word for a method of landscaping in dry climates. In addition to employing water conservation techniques, it

Is there such thing as a shade plant? Sure, that shady spot is a welcome respite especially during the Dog Days of Summer, but that same sun-hidden area can present a gardening challenge. The first step to figuring out shade plant options is understanding what type of shade you have. All shade is not equal.

Benjamin Banneker - 18th century African American farmer, mathematician, and astronomer

Gardening trends 2022 - This year's garden trends emphasize environmental friendliness, reducing carbon footprints, and many more.

Ever had a plant or flower sprout up out of nowhere? Your backyard wildlife friends may be responsible. Check out this list of critters who have mad gardening skills.

Dr. Seuss's birthday is March 2nd. Some of the members FA staff share their favorite memories of the famed author's works.

Squirrel Appreciation Day is January 21 and we've got some "nutty" facts about these tenacious little critters you're sure to enjoy.